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Newspaper Page TextOREGON MIST Unifrcil mi tpe I'lMioiiii-r hi rt. Helm, Ori-iiii, an wMid-viam" mail matter. 'countVof f" i cT-uTp a p I erT Kl" KVKKV falllAV M.'HNI.NW itt f.ltiroK AM" I'KOI'KIKI'OK. ill B HIfilo HHICB: lne rope mi tear, i advance. . , , .11,11' nnnfh ...... ,'. , U frjilay, umuher 30, IJddl 11 , i t- -gea This i!-'' l kept nn rile hi Hi Ore- (Trtll A'MVIHtino Kxl H, tlalllil ImiMiil;'. IWitan.l. tliV"n. I - ' ' i . . - . fvti. jChOOL COURSE Of STUD If A FAILVHt . Smilnr M. A. Miller, of l.inn county, ty ot money (or roa.l work during III coming year. Two taXM will be collect td neat year, and the full tat of ltXIS, and half ot Uie 11)04 tax will l collected In time to Ut available. Coneidcralde road work hat been done In Columbia county during the year, improvements are lieing pushed, and work on a tnoie extensive leal tlian cwr will be carried to a euweful issue p"xf year than ever before. The Rain j i .netriol ha spent the greater part of , it luonay on tiravelly hill, reducing , I the grade from 25 to 7S per cent, and connerta with the new plank road imw i tain constructed. The contract for the new plank roadwav lau-k from Kainier hap lrii let to Wyatt, Hroui A Co. and Wilsui-Case Co., who are pushing the road to completion aa fast as men anil teams ran do the work. Albert Parker is pushing the work ou the big bridge till at Pittsburg. There were two bids COUNTY COURT. Proceedings of the count court, at ad journed Sei-U'inlH-r term 1U03. iWmber l?tl. 1113. fill". Judicial day In the matter oi making an allowance to aid in completing iiiipioveiuenta in since the last issue of this paper! CIRCUIT couitr. Judge MuNrlde adjourned the October term of Circuit Court Uoud.ty after noon until Ik-camber Uth, when several important matter will come up lor a hearing, follow lug are the proceedings Weaver Kails Wiling Company VI SCAPPOOSE. I II aw m i jiiHni"ti ..p '- There was not a jury tilsl during thla term of court. llaililPs bills aumiiullng to (oUwere ordeivd iutid. n the Omrmiian. of last M.Midav, vi- f,,r tbe contract, J. H McKie IU, and A. I.. Parker This till will replace a bridgeway biiilt against the side of a rocky bluff ou the bank of the Nelialem river between Pittsburg and the Powell place. The structure is 75 feet in height and had become unsafe for travel. It h i"l become neeeisnry to either build a ucw bridge or nikke a permonrnt All. There are two proposed road improve meuts of the utmost importance to this county. One ia the road crossing the Nehaleru mountains from St. Helena to Pittsburg, and the other on the road war between Ctatskanie and Mist. It is useless to do road work on steep hills, . when it can be avoided. Build around j the hills instead of noing over the high ophihIv drumim-ee the course of stn.lv now lor-tni on the public wbools ot Uie jfini. And anyone that w ill examine in to the matter will Bud that be is mil far wrong. Two many studies are forced pn the rhiliirvn at one time, with the p-siijt (hat they no not trt a Ihoronirh, l-rt-tii-al knowledge of any uwfnl branch. Parvnt are taxd high prices (or a lot of miiwrri'iuiiia books that are undeaa, sad teachers are taxeil beyond endurance to hes-r a multiplicity of I isess. The work is neither profita ble or satisfactory to teachers or pupils. The present course of studies requires more teachers to do good work in jhe I srhoil, or the pupil nun suffer by uot 1 bating proper drilling, lnHr this course of study pupils in piHCes, is the polirv of modem railroad the seventh grade are required to com-j building, and it applies with equal force pieie gevrpny ana pnyeioiogy. as l0 WHtf0n ,1 ,uking. anything ever so absurd ? future. Mora in the The recent meeting of the Slate Pros Association held at Salem was largely attended, and the most successful in its history. The Association is placed pn a better basis of permanency, on account having been entertained by the Salem Press Club, Colonel E. Ho fer, of the Journ l, an. Hon. Boh He drii kc, of the Statesman, being among its honored members. Nothing Columbia county was not largely rep resented at the good roads meeting held in Portland last week. John H. Scott, of Marion county, was re-elected presi dent of the association. The county judge of Beaton county, stated Ibis his county was appropriating $1 for road work, wherever $1 was subscribed for that purpose. Coos county reported that it was giving $2 for fl. In Clack amas county it ban long been the cus tom of the county court to appropriate was too good for the visitors, and the an amonnt equal to that subscribed by nvepliuu was excellent. S. L. Moor- head, of the Junction Citr Times, was elected president, and Albert Tozier, re-elected eecretarv. The burglars, who broke into the .strong box of the vault of the bank at heridan, 'i auihill county, and gettiu away with a swag of $7,000, were more fortunate t the Neaberg bank a few nights previous. As New berg the bank breakers held the inhabitant of the town at bay for several hours, while they fried repeatedly to blow the safe ppeil without suecess. At Sheridau the parting hot fired by the mayor went wide of its mark, as U. bandits disap peared in the heavy fog. the citizens in the vicinity of the pro posed improvement. The Columbia couutv court last week only appropriat ed $300, when the citiaena subscribed $1200. ee The Scappoore correspondent this week urges the importance of improv ing the road to the Nehalem. Senator M. A. Miller's arraignment of the present educational system, while advancing what may be considered as radical ideas, couuins some practuial suggestions. It has long been agreed 'hat the boysaud girls are given a smat tering of snbjects &a useless to them as a fifth wheel to a cart, while more impor tant matters are made thereby to suffer. Portland Telegram. The proceedings of the county board pf equalization was, to say the least, complimentary to the work of County Assessor Laws, Not one cratch, jot or title was made in the assessment roll. after a week's careful deliberation. i A l.ove Letter. Would not interest vou if you're look ing for a guaranteed Salve for sores, Burns or Piles. Otto Udd, of Ponder, Mo. writes: "I suffered wiih an ugiy sore for a year, but a box of Bncklen's Arnica Salve cured me. It's the best Salve on earth. i5c at St. Helens Pharmacy countv ro-id teadinx from ftouth Beaver tu Kainier ordered thai the rniu of $1U0 be allowed and supervisor of road disr trict No. ti authorised to Issue orders on the county court (or labor or material to this amount. In the matter of the petition of John Fireman for a liquor lireiire, action po-tpoiird until Wednesday the 21st iust. In the matter of awarding contract to construct county road near PiiUlairg seated bids on same now opened by ths eouit, and cuio-ideration of the matter postponed until Wednesday the gist insl. In the mailer of contract with Solo mon Kock to coiiPtruct county road over Mv r hill. Kad shown to be comple ted according to contract, and the report ; of the county road mavtrr being lavora ble thereto, it was ordered that the clerk draw a warrant on the general fund, tu fav-r of said Solomon Kock, in the sum of flit) in payment of the commit price. The following claims againal the county were now allowed and the clerk ordered to draw warrants iu payment of same. Western Clay Mfg Co, sewer pipe, $ 3 8ft Wallace A Corcoran same No 13 l.t 76 brick Krickson cii'u Pittsburg r O Mellinger same W Mellinger axman same W T Walls surveyor same 1) Karou ch'n Max Berg road.. . Henry Larson same W Holt axman. . . .same William Fullerton axman ssme . W f Wans surveyor same Krsnrvey N S-appoose road. Orville Garrison cbaiuman J 1 McKay same.... W T Watts surveyor same Portland impl't Co. sup r d No I, M J firiscoll A Co. conveying co. charge to hospital .. .'. ." II R Cliff med alien same U II Mitchell printing semi-annual statement etc.. 21 00 Oregon Mist advertising and sta'ry lit 00 Ulass A Prudhomme staliooerv.. 60 60 CHCrorkerdt Co. same '. .. 6 00 O C Clark supervisor r d No 3 . . 61 00 Honeyman Co, sup rd No 6. . . K N Lovelace same r d No 6 H K Cliff exam insane mail Inquerton body of T O H K Cliff coruuer W A Harris taking testimony R W Kelley bailtiff C O Nyberg juror James Ksnnedv C V Faulkner WS E-linger N ! Johns n. . . , J A Ada.ns Pike Meehau witness T Johnson John Borac 1 M olpe L B (.iota cutting wood for county J W Meserve election booths ... The following claims agaiust the Snlieeolra I'rtesti Rev. Juo. 8. Cox. of Wake, Aik writes, ..For IS years I suffered Irmn Yellow Jaundice. 1 consulted a numla-r of phvsiclaiis and tried ail aorta of med icines', but irol no rvliel. Then I began the use of F.leeUio Bitters and feel that I am now cured ol a disease that had me in its grasp for twelve ysars." H you want a reliable medicine ler I.iser and i . if- KhIiicv trouble, stomach disorder or default I i.-urirl.. Hitters. 4 HO 4 00 4 00 la -A) 4 in); 4 00 ! 4 00, X 00 10 0j 2 00: .2 00 00 The divorue Suit ol Temoek vs Tarn- oi'k ' waa dismissed. Columbia Countv lost ill all the road location ease appealed from the county com I on a writ o) review. Hoea, Hlggitia A Co vs Kail and Mary I.aurens; FulUm Bros for plaintiff. le- fsitli ttml tmlirfiianl. In the tlahoet eeisure cases, lor being in use duriua the rlose season, laud decree was entered .in the suns; r .. ., i ,. s,, vviis Pharmaci againal R. F. t.raham ami John loe. i ( , ji, In the fomlosnre suit of L. W. Ballj1"" vs It. li. Havev, sheriff sale conltimv.l. l lUith, assignee vs Columbia Log. ging Coiuaiiv ; Oeorge A Hall lor plauitiff, and f C Spencer for defend ant. Final report of receiver tiled. Re c iver allowed t:t00 compensation, and atlornri $75. laborers' claims Hied without charge. Receiver ordered dis charged as soon as rvieipts (or disburse ments are tiled. Mary K lleiurich vs Philip llviiirich ; Oil lard A lsy ( .r plaintiff, Oscar Hay ler lor defendant. I'Uinlitf sued lor a divorce and alimony lor $1.00. A doirn wiiueuiee werepreut front lall and Perrydale, Polk c. unty, the burden of their teatiuiuny belli- lu favor of the di ieiHlaut. A day and a hall aa con sumed iu hearing the case. The court gave the delemlant a decree lur a di vorce on condition lhat he pay the plaintiff l.'6. The defendant is tore lease suy claim on deleudant's property and each pays their on costs. The de fendant i a section foreinau at Pallas, and the plaintiff lor some time past has lived in Ibis county and at Portland. An inhmctiou was ranted Kachel I. Krai Fiitate TraimOrs. Joseph and Marl Anel to the Benson Logging and Lumbering Company; air'rrmcnl..lo sell tracts in 7, 7, for lltiiiO. C W F"lier bv J O Johnson, attor nev. to Western Cooperage Company; aasianinsnt of airreriiienl refolded In U ok 3,'page 372, fflno. Lisieftand K 8 F.ixu t Sarah K Hendricks; tract In lot 1, sec S, 4, 2. $600 lewis Montgomery to C F Brock; undivided t4'th Int in tracU in 4, 3, l. p H and Jessie Marie v bv II K Noble to Edwsul Hradv; quit claim aw''of sec 2it, 6, 6, $100,' Marv F. McCaulev to fiieliida Pvk ; i, int 0 a in tec 6, 6, 4, $:!0. Maria Flora Oberle; will rwonleil. Selh I, Pope to Albert H Tarla-ll; ItW a In sec IS, 4, I, and seva 12 and U, 4, $30lH). Rainier Mill and l umber Co, bv Bln- llrr:i nl K W Kiuirliaiii. attoiiev. I l..l I) I Cl.Lr rs-rilter. In W I Keed : 8 6) j restraining W. J. ioneyiuan, adunuis- receiver's deed to properly in Kalnior, tratoi ol the Ciuilil estate, Irom selling lS,tVa.l. the real property at public on last -l-1 Rsirij(.r .r,l,in Biill.linii A'wlaihm urday. Ou Monday, the luolieu o( I'll- ' ,nil (.Vmeterv Association to Columbia lard A lay, Honeymau's attorneys, U) ..ouuU. ol 12 i reuieterp, f5. dissolve the injunction (was austaine-l. i . , . , . . c-.h . The sale of the properly will Uk. place Ja!,mi J-'i, ' next Saturd.v. , 80 a In sec U. 4. 2. $W. Iu the divu'ree suit of Thomas vs Bell Kelarca and Thornae A Trior ; power Hughes, a decree of divorce was granted : of attorney. Ida vs James Brruuan ; a decree of, John M I'mleawood to Adeline M I? n- divorce. I drraood : 1 19 68 acres in see 1, A, 6, $3SA John Callahan ve M. :i,.-r K ml lii.rirtnle I. Wilder be a-guci and submitted. , - Wil.irr to W I R.d ; quit sJUCTpil Mill 3 00 00 16 60 . . . "5 00 6 00 i In the suit of Welch Basendori, t t ai ... 10 80 The suit of Joel Hill vs Recorder Cox and Constable Thorp piean business, when they are attending Jo violation of city ordinances, and will not stand anv foolishness. Fine Apples at Scappoose. For a good many years Mr. Asa Hola day, the nurseryman of Scappoose, Ore gon, has been demonstrating by exhibits at meetings of the Oregon State Fair the fact that Scappoose can grow apples good enongh for anybody. In addition to bit nursery bu.-inejs Mr. Hoi ail nv baa an orchard. It is not a very large one hot he generally has a few carlo.) of fruit to sell and he always gets high prices. A few days sgo Commisxiotier Newell visited in an official iv Mr. Holadav's nursery and orchard. At tbe time Mr. Holoday was harvesting the crop from a two-acre tract of Northern Spv apples. He had sold the apples for $1.25 per box, Mr. Newell said he had never seen such a sight in the nay of apples before. There were at least 1,100 boxes on the two acres and the largest and finest Nor thern Spies he had ever seen. He made a most careful search and failed to find a single apple which showed a worm or any trace of a worm. There are more plares than one, two or three in Oregon where the (inert grade of apples can be grown when the right man undertakes me jot. the Oregou Agru-ulturUt and Kural Northwest. Cood Roads Matters of Local Importance. A careleas typo added an extra 0 to he county appropriation for the Kain ier road, which made it read $3,000. in stead of $.500. Tu Mist only wishes that were enougji funds in the county treasury to aWw each community $3,000 for load improvement. The new road laws complicate the (natter of road changes ami new roads. When brought to the critical inspection diclne on esrth. Infallible for Coughs of the circuit court. Attornevs Dillard I awi C?'.d8- nd 11.00 bottles guar- Day knocked out three new roads hat were appealed to the circuit, court ffoui in county court on writa of review. The fault of the two roads located throng!) the Adams place in the Upper Haves Two From Death. ' 'Our little daughter had an si mo it fa tal attack of whooping cough and bron chitis," writes Mrs. W. K. Haviland, of Armcnk. N. Y., but, when all other remedies failed, we saved her lite with Dr, King's New fiiscovery. Our niece, who had Consumption in an advanced sisge, also med this wonderful medicine and to day she is perfectly well." Des perate tnroat and lung diseases yield to Dr. King's New Dieeotsrv as to no other proceedings be- were irregular. anteed bv the St. Trials bottles free. Helen Pharmacy, erat road districts were uow allowed. and the -lerk ordered to draw warrants tn pavuient thereof : No. 1. Kirk Hoover $0 00 No. 3. A N Clark 5 00 A J Kelley $T,I 00 G Kelley 28 00 P Crouse 8 00 F Kelley 38 60 W Broyles 29 00 C A Fuller 31 00 Porl'd imp co 2i 50 U Kelly lab 20 00 No. 4. Arue Freeman t 62 8 H Freeman 6 76 No. 8. L Brant 8 10 L French 4 00 T A IxiveUce 8 50 L Brant 15 62 BP Morion 11 25 No II Paul Salmi 10 00 Adjourned to October 2tst. Wednesday October 21st, 6th Judicial Day In the matter of awarding contract to construct county road near Pittsburg. Contract awarded to Albert L Parker of Pittsburg. Amount of bid tl'.'oO, and contract entered into with said A L Par ker to construct same accord irg tu spec ifications. In the matter ot the application ol John F reeman for a license to sell li juor iu ccappuaw prrvauet. license grauteo lor li months iroin Date. Adjournmert had till tomorrow. Oc tober 22nd. 7tb Judicial Dev. In the matter of the return of the de linquent roll by sheriff. Delnquent roll Of l'J02 returned by sheriff, and certified statement compiled therefrom tiled sboong amount delinuuent to be nz.LH4. oriiered that sheriff be given creuit lor amount so returned. In tbe matter of allowing aid to finish grauing ami planking county roaI Iroiu Nice creek bridge to M J Kiltering'i place in r d No 8. It appearing to the court that the citizens of Kainier and vicinity have donated the sum of $1200 in money and material towards tinprov ing ssid county road ; and it lieing siiown me court t lis t sani sum is not sulrloeut to finish the improvements planned it is therelore ordered by the court that the turn of $.!O0 or as much thereof as shall be necessary to com plete said improvement, be and it is hereby allowed out of the general fund, warrants for same to be drawn when bills are aadiltd by tbe county court. In the matter of the petit. on of I (i Wickitrom for a county road, considera tion Ol tnis petition is uoatnoned till re ular November term of county court. Adjourned without date. " 30 er to recover $.W damnes on account of 2 60 . ,), lUfrndanl lelainiuir noosesaion of a I 0Ulr u bedroom furniture, came to a de 1 OO.cision Monday. Tim plamtill was 1 00 awarded $2 50 damages, the deleudant 1 ! io par t,e costs in the Justiie -ourt. 1 00! from which the case a appealed. I'll- I 00 rd A lav appeared for plaintiff, and 1 W W. H.Coiiyeia and S. 11. Urulier for 1 60 ; defeiulshl. A V Miller vs It I llairis, rt al ; de fault as to all fdefemlanta, alio h.ive been served and not answered. tie"rge F. I.ivesay ol ths lotie Star Liiuilarr Company, has Hied an eim-uded complaint in the suit of the equity uit against Muckle Bros. John Mayuard vs B llirkeuf.-ld rt al; (ruber for pluimirl, 1'iliaid A Dav for defendants. Judgment for il. (i-ii-i.ini. A Homey timber govs notice of appeal to the supreme court. W. J. Turner ys Herman Keimer; I i ruber for plaintiff, Montague lor de fendant. iH-murrer overruled. claim trad of laud, riparian rights, sic, in town of Rainier, $10 Crops id nil kind were mf. ly honsiil during the piisl phueirt wuithi r, John Johnson brfevtlug a laitf wind mill and toner mi bin tm k farm. (tamiiel Adtme hue erected larae barn and. fenced his lauds adjoining town. John Freeman w)llo)a'll a siilm.lihvie tins week, J. C. HamiH has Iwguil culling luuila i at bis North Fork mill. Carl Krldel and Jaa Adams hs rarh built a neat daelllug In loan, and II. West 111 aoou erect a hunsu lor Fred Soderstnnt). Thus, Clonlngsr, jr. has returned Irom a two years slay lu Alaska, lis serins well and hearty. Kruest Krciigvr is III In a hospital at Portlaud. Miss Marie Watts l visiting (rlends In Portland. Mrs. N. V.. Ilsinsey la visiting rela tives In and near Portland. ' The Ladies of tha Muccaliees Uala will give a public eiitcrtaiiiuiout soou. Mr. M. Collins is making an r ilendrd tour of the Fast In the In Is rest of the llonerman Stmk farm. Messrs Frakes and lloiievman biol home man honors from the $'alre at Spokane and North Yakaaua. W. T. Watts. I, pi ice. J. Holiday and (i. Watts made an rlnlve rrutse of Ibe enmiirv es of rapMawe and re port that the road to the Nehalem should be iqiened at once. F- S. hmllks has purchased the lamh of Henry Bariell, aim motes u way on account ol failing breath. Portland "duck killers" celled sirl-1 men, are makiug,Snnda) hideous wlih their shooting. j To man up a tree It would se-m that the baiting ol dm ks a l e-k f--r elede-1 ale slaughter On Xitndav. is Verv, vny , (ar Ircin true (Hirt. inaiii-l, ill. , Siirvlsor tirant has hauled much giavelfr the landing rnnil, Mrs. II. White Is visiting at the home of her parents St Mohler Wash. I - - - s - f Part A Mm kle have recelted a lot ! t n' nd '"'' iloil.iir, irlgiig in j int fn m t". (0 to 7 fo. i ii ilis frtei aai Hand. ItUselnlUs) SetU. M ..... . I I .... 1 I . , .. i lie ni in in iiiiiieis a llauiia Is . day by mutual cun.ent ili(m,VB,i wi llauiia retaining tbe butlns,. 'j .' lug all debts uwtng by tha said Una ,)l collecting all amount, d, ol Daniels A llanna. Signed Ml HrepisM.... Ore ,,, . Uv of tieolumbur. lutlll i K. IIANNA. M. IiAMKLH, HtOFKSSIOXdL, DIM AUir DAY, Will iei ila.ii mtUiuitiH.itts, w. nhi,i.iiilMnM,u?i. piavle i Uny reai I, Slats si tii- lieneral l stirs m ..Hria el Ik,,,, m InsO.H AlsMiavts nm Uretl Tbiueg lias W K Watklus to K sec J, 6, I, $3,000. Derrick ; nwl of While opening a tx'i, J. C. Mount, u( Three Mile Itav, N, Y-, fall a ten pennv nail through ths fit-shy part of his hand. "I thought at once of all the psui and soreness Ibis won 1,1 rsuse me, ' he , (it to a Kses Iimi, t,, ntUl W.C.KU'her, ATTOnXEY.JT.UW. UAINIFU, t : OKF.i.N. DR. I). H. STUART, DENTIJT. Office Witt, I i. Xrlairs, K IIMF.K. ; t ; QKtaKlN Classified Advertisements TIIUK i i llllii;i WIIITK RiM. ehii krii-. I It.te a lot il,.l, ip,u( ball bel veto I. (.ht sale, k,s- tnret and wfl iiUr i-mII m, or ikhlists, M'l. ,t. j . i vweu, I nilg, iwegiai. Fi'M 8Al.F;-TVoCtlVt, FkKSM l Ni.t.u.ltr aad l-stra.Wr , vi,s M wailing bun. u. li. iill ti. tt iKtat a I ai srwoaiitv i.itu man or lady in each county to n,Mfs buslnrsa r aa old lWisl,. hmas solid flnancial slsaslmg. A ttrsiKi, bna tide weekly e!aiy ol llh (v by chevk reth MoHiliy elih all i-ipsart ilii.ct Ikmm Im sihuarirr. V,,ti. trt vaucnl for Siss.s. F.iirlss sdsrvai. e ruvelop... Maiuisr, MA) iiiUia 'and immrdiatrlv applied Chaiiil-rr- j Bl'lg , t hieag-i, lit. i.O 1 60 2 80 6 00 sev Do Hood-It Pars. I A I'l..'. ...... l.fta n)d,Mil ll.Al. "(iood deeils are ltter than real estale ! ' ' ' " " w-cssisnauy siirr-1 ,1 l. ..i .k. l.ti.r mrm .nil,lr.a i e.rds To Int surprise It reiiiovsnl ad j fAel kindle and gentle, show symi-aihv j I'"' and o,..e.s and Ihe lr.j.ire.1 pari.; , ,,,,,, ;. ; and lend a helping hand. You cannot j "'''' hra.rd. lot sals by the ! . , wh , B no h i ,as l,v it." Host men attirs- 1 riale a kind word and encouragement more than sulaitsiitial help. There are person in this community who might , ttutldully say : "Me good friend, rheer ; up. A few doses ol Chamberlain's Cough Itemed will rid vou of vnirrolil. and there is no daneer whatever rtotri pta-u-nionia when you use that msdiriur. It always cures. I know it for It has helped me ont many a time." Sold by lbs Ht. Helens Pharmacy. SilfWCCi Nehaiem, was that the fore the countv court The proceedings were commenced un- ucr ine uiu iaw, anil tne Dnat local'ons ci.l 1 .i . were made according to the new stat- hYi(Ck Wa the maj. Who Utes. In the matter o! tha relocation of panted 9 POljri Of human the Kng.ish road through Pat Hughes' flesh, there tre mjnv place at Deer Island, the writ of review . - ' . ? Waz sustained for the reaaon that the hyiOpK5 POW, the CQnvaleS- petition did not state that the petition- cent, the consumptive, the era were residents of thrt road district, 1 C1VJ, ,:J il' ,1 nor did it state that they were freehol i MCkV ChUd' tHe Pa,e yUn deis. judge McBride sajd wimcthing woman, all want human flesh about giving an opinion or interpreu - and thev can crct it tat ' O Scott's Emulsion. Broke Into Hie Houae. 8. LeQninn of Cavendish, Vt., was roblied of his customary hvslth by inva sion of Chronic Constipation, W ben Dr. King's New Life Pills broke into his house, his trouble was arrested and now he's entirely cured. They're guaranteed to cure, at Bt, Helena Pharmacy. INDIGESTION "I was tronkM with sioia ash tmibls. Thssltam's BUck Uranfht did ms nor goo-l la on wmmt Uiaa all tee d tofs asrHelna I took la a 7'r"M Rg. 8 A R A M B. BHtRFlBUJ, RlUtUTlIU, Ia4. Tlis.lfurd s Black Draught o,oickly invigorates the ac tion of the stomach and cures even chronic cases of indigestion. If you will take a small dose of Thed ford'i Black Draught occa aionally you will keep your stomach and liver in per fect condition. THEDFORD'5 BliCK-DRAlM Hon sickness is caused by constipation titan by any other disease. Thedford's Black-Draught not only re lieves constipation bat cures diarrbw and dysentery and keeps the bowels regular. Alt an.tjrbu sslt SS-osat packages. "Thedford's Blaek Draught is the best medi cine to regulatr! the bow. -Is I have ever used." MRS A. M. fJKANT. 8ueads erry, N. C. COHSTIPATIOj Bsarstas ligastue of m int m I o mis iwn iwgn List of letter remaining uncalled for at Warren, poatoffice: Janii-a KHison, Berths Kgttrrs, J C Kelley. Oust Keel, Willie Kichardson, F A Rov, (ie.-nri Kvle, J K Montgomery, William Mi Cloud, Carl F I-arien, Then Herllngan, J-hn A Clark. Molie Wshalrr. K II Webster, M M Brierly. Helen HeBoite. j CATARRH W X NTFI - hKVktt.U. Ik.KsoNn ad rrpnlsinms m aia:v irQ-nful, lo rrpresenl ami anteiitsr isl ut. Iished wealthy has'oe-s h.rfl- i4 m'.-A liiian.ial ttaiidlug. falsi? Mn, with sipeiiMS addllloesl. Ml stskss iu rash dlrrtl ra b W tlm-ilt five bead otlires, Horse asxl rsrrkurt fsr ulshrd htn ut restart, K. Itimet F nt-hieti ss..d.lrrs.l ii,"-l t,'isv mal to, Xli, I K it i ls.ru M , t Weok so. 1 W M I-CF V F.U Al. IM'l KrW uus i-eisoi.s In ai li stair tu UsirUi bouse ettal-iishrit rtriett rits snilsilli a large i apna), In tall ii)--n ii,rnlim ami Si ml- lur ir.ll si. d .n I'.U bite. t'rtwiai'Sht euyagi n.eitt, VVrvtii rash NMii ol (18 and a. I H.'rluti prnses and h W I bnls 4ianvU ml ak, Fsprnnoe o,t ,-s. uliat. sit Imu rrttiei.te s lei rhihw e'l f-tillrsti-J rmri'p.. ink. S lims vi, at lvarlurn il,,t bicneo. Elvs Cream Balm Columbia Best TAYI.OIt l.ni.IHNO. ST. HELEKS, OREC0N Mtaa L. i. CHOt.H.. Praee sese. Mi a I a and Prompt Kervict W AM F.I-FAlfi.e This) Romedy la a Spootno, : "" "ps t"e -sW-t Sure to Olvst Satisfaction. rollrnh e. I r on OlVia mtlie T OHOg. house. tlie.kkl salan t;ctv ItfdMUaaa.eiw.lbM. heaU.an. priH-rta U.e ' ml rM'M'e. ral-rt i.d e,.,r u dlaewad membrane. It r,r, C.t,,, l'e monev advon..!, I . (..- Invseaway a CM l tha llaa.lqui.-kly. pe'iem-e onm reesery. Iis.na.ri if iiriu. r.rtcHisv at ii au.irrssro riotsf Sui crinlrndrut, 1 meiUuu tUrvi, Clilcago, atarrti and -sr-. a a dnvseaway a Old iu lh llm.1 qui. kly. IV CSt Ull full t K.aW.re the 8e. Ul and Km.fi. raiy w ow. tonialua no lujurkius dingw. Applied into lbs n--litis w-l rlsnrt.. Lnrue Hlw, 60 cants at IruKlats or by mail Trial Kits, lu ceuts by mad. ELY MOTHERS, tt Warrea II., Hew Yark. mi ttV orru im HskeysavsvAtVV'J. Owl SalooL Baiax Bairrnaas, PRQPRUT0RS -Only ths t of JLidGcrs and Cigars Kept in stock CYRUS NOBLE ' And;olhsr populsr brsads al alilsklss W alwaj t ta stock. K I I' A .S is TabuWs lo tors Mud j A gisl pre criptiou For u.aiikinl .'" reeksi I. eam.tk loi,.l ,s.l..nt Ons Istoll) l.HU. HI) rtul.) r, aialua . ,., . ; sawH- ail iiiuui.1. ., ' fts.rrti,lslltv. . J'1.S thrrie trtssiirsr , .. sni,i ..I atk'M.ls . tsa.ftt . . 4,,rt)ur. . t:t.r I' nUltOM lUtll I COif , . mis s- it Imu' ,Mrh a V.'Si.. kUtaf H r H.HSr, SI. HHSSJS I Ks-t SI st I lAl.ll IISSSSS , . A t I . I li.l. tt t W SU. tfSMSPSt . . II ll., r- s. S.lltl , II L l .4.1 .li i. i ... rmsx'i ' in ii a i ws, m " WEINHARD'S fn drftnyhl. BEER "Tom Benton" Cigars. ill ths laissl nswnapenaa4 iill.tr sos Uular pertallesU. m -, -w, vejtn.'' r PinSBURG i 'AAAAAAAAAftA. VISIBLE TYPEWRITER I o o II H tl I, K T H A Ml T IU II J UK AT KNIGHT SHOi: CO. PORTLAND. ORE eewel.e retklwa fslsl near I ink a a a, stsk. WalkoTer. Sarasis'a'aS BttiFt wells Tha Bent Bhoem on E-irtli for thu Money. 0RSSI SHOES NetUnfi cm excel Mm attraHvensM rf thk ahoa. ha smaraac auaiUiSS f atsparst, as. . tion of the new road laws e Under the provisions of tbe new road laws supervisors will be appointed, be ginning with next January.' 4 The pew law provides that road die-trii-ta can call snt-i-iMt tiiptinu same manner as school districts, and i ee the whole body, k-ty a special tax ' in 'addition to the I7nr nMrlJ tKlrrtr vo-r. special county road tax. ' Boad Buper.1 0 1 f "ar,y hl"Y V visor Ixivelace lias called a meeting of j Scott s Emulsion has been thp jhe Kainier district taxpayers for Sat- j great giver pf humat) fleshs Scott's Emulsion is flesh and blood, bone and muscle. It feeds the nerves, strengthens the digestive organs and thej unlay, when the mutter of a special tax Will be put to a vote. o-e If the courts interpret the new law so (hat county courts can make the usual ax levy in Jiinuai ) , there will be plei.- We will send you a couple of ounces free. 8COTT BOWNE, Chemlete. 08-415 Pearl Street. New York. Jc aae tim ; all dntf gista Shoes la (treat Variety. T. C. Watts, the wide-a-wake Ren- ben merchant, has added a big stock o shoes, manufactured by G. L. Hibbard of Portland. Mr. Hibbard is the best known manufacturer of boots and sho. in Oregon, and his goods are known to be of (he beat quality. Mr. Watts has a great variety of theee goodsshoes for women, children, men, boys, Iogge,a and everybody. f you want a pair t f shoes mnde to order by this firm, your measure will be taken. There are boots as well as shoes. THE ONLY PERFECT WHITING MACHINE MADE i wwm w w wm mmmw mw urn iff w! THE NEW YORK STORE S3 t ? ; Nothing has ever equalled it Nothing can ever surpgis it Dr. King's Hon Discovery fiks A Perfect For All Throat and Curt : Lung Trouble. 3ii 3 ' I 3 -.aaaa ! .asfitw 1 swimesssaisi"" ' ' J The Pittsburg Writing Machine Company fa 1 r w - , . " 4 W Wood Street. , The writing is in plaln'vlew oi tne ofierator all the lime simplest and strongeat con- """"""i rapiu action, easy roncn-adapted to all kinds ol work best for tabulating invoice work universal key. board removable type action instantly cleaned, Treble the life of any oth Machine for .good clean work !fe 1 Has just reei-iveil a large invoice ol Winter Goods, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots. Shoes, lite. . MORGU8. l'mwr Ilnildiuir, Main street. St. Helens. Oitiswi. ? lie JVlist and The Orcgonian. $U M'utmea I . .m IMes. Kai-HT Hi Theodore S. Thomson, Dentist, Information and Appointments I))' Mail-. Ho.,.,,. ;o and r,l , Wa.hlu,,, U,I K,,the.,t corner Wash. " '' tl vt PORTLAND, OSsJDtf.S Tk. 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